class_docstr: A module setting which holds a single string value
  
      
docstr: Throw a ValidationError to warn the user about a setting value issue
  
  A setting should raise ValidationError if a setting's value is
  likely to be in error, but could possibly be correct. An example is
  a field that can be left blank, but is filled in, except for rare
  cases.
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code: def test_setting_warnings(self, pipeline):
      """Throw a ValidationError to warn the user about a setting value issue
  
      A setting should raise ValidationError if a setting's value is
      likely to be in error, but could possibly be correct. An example is
      a field that can be left blank, but is filled in, except for rare
      cases.
      """
      pass
  
imports: import abc
  import uuid
  from ._validation_error import ValidationError
label_desc: Use image node_id 21 for calling the Setting obj's underlying member method code with example usage: obj.test_setting_warnings(pipeline) without return types